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Data reveals 76 per cent of all items increased in price in January.
The wine business sees a problem: Millennials aren't drinking enough
New York Times: Producers need to tempt a generation back from other alcoholic drinks.
Elephant dung gin helps safaris beat travel downturn
Elephant dung and G&Ts are key ingredients for safaris, but rarely in a cocktail.
Andrew Barnes: The big risk to NZ's longstanding cash cow industry
Consumption habits are changing and New Zealand needs to evolve, writes Andrew Barnes.
Another one bites the dust: Popular festival cancelled for first time in 34 years
Organisers say restrictions and Covid in community makes it impossible.
Has the appetite for plant-based meat already peaked?
Financial Times: After a 'bit of a hype cycle' sales in plant-based meats fell in 2021.
Business groups anxious over return to working from home
Government financial assistance required for firms facing third year of disrupted trade.
I'm no Jerk: Jamie Oliver hires cultural appropriation advisors
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Most popular food items purchased by North Island shoppers revealed
Foodstuffs Emma Wooster said many customers continued to shop normally.
'Operation Do Your Best': Gloom looms over capabilities of NZ's grocery supply chains
Supermarkets remain optimistic despite looming staff health concerns.
Company directors charged after allegedly failing to pay workers
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Auckland restaurants continue to collapse from Covid-19 pressures
Less foot traffic and ongoing Covid-19 restrictions are closing popular cafes.
How safe are restaurants? Diners weigh in on vax passes and Covid rules
Survey reveals diners want great food, seasonal produce - and vaccine pass checks.
The US military has a plan to make food from thin air. No really
Financial Times: Scientists want to turn air, water and a little electricity into food.
A letter to my 25-year-old self: By Ganesh Raj
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Who baked all the pies? The migrants who fell in love with Kiwi staple
Asians make up 40 per cent of bakers in New Zealand.
Auckland's top restaurants: The best spots for first dates and family nights out
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Bug off: The unpleasant objects hiding in your food
You won't these nasties on the ingredients list.
What's on the menu for prisoners this Christmas?
Corrections will spend just $1.10 extra per prisoner for their December 25 menu.
Fast food company breached ad rules for Player of the Day award
The complainant says the Advertising Standards Authority didn't go far enough.
'All welcome': Farmers' market's solution to allow everyone to Chrissy market
Hawke's Bay Farmers' Market has come up with a clever solution
Selfish' detail in receipt sparks fury
A dad who showed his lengthy receipt but was met with unexpected criticism.
Orange better late than never for hospo, but too late for some
Auckland gets the orange light but it's 'too late for some' says Hospitality NZ boss.
Cheers to that: Best bar in the world for 2021 revealed
For shaken, stirred, neat or with a twist; these cities are the best in the world.
Monster fast food combo provides entire day's energy: new NZ study
The burger, chips, drink and dessert exceeded the recommended daily intake for an adult.
'Do not spout conspiracy theories': Cafe's no-nonsense warning to customers
'Do not regurgitate misinformation you got from Karen on Facebook'.
Freedom Day! 'Life is going to start to feel a lot more normal' - Hipkins
Eager Aucklanders had the opportunity to get the to pub as the clock hit midnight.
Focus: Shakespeare Tavern owner upset over hospitality vouchers
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Auckland's 16 favourite Iconic Eats revealed
The city's 16 all-time favourites foods have been named.
TikTok user shares disgusting McDonald's find
McDonald's says "we take cleanliness and hygiene extremely seriously. Unfortunately..."
100 Iconic Eats for food-loving Aucklanders to discover as eateries prepare to reopen
Mayor Phil Goff says Aucklanders loved to dine out, and list reflects the city's diversity
'Dreadfully sad': Top Auckland food store, weekend market closing after 24 years
Iconic store and weekend food market closing after 24 years bringing France to Parnell.